Sunday Services 8:30am & 10am. Wednesday's during LENT, "HOLY HOUR" 10 am.
Sunday Services 8:30 am 10:00 am Wednesday's During LENT "HOLY HOUR" Eucharist and Bible Study. 10:00 am to 11:00 am Thursdays 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Conversation - prayer - meditation - pastoral care - spiritual direction.
Located in the heart of Beamsville
We are a medium size parish that is committed to following Christ. St. Alban's is known as a friendly, welcoming community where newcomers feel valued & people feel engaged.
History
The Rev. F.C. Piper, of St. Luke's Church in Smithville, began ministering to the Beamsville community in 1886. The church building was erected in 1889. Between 1901 and 1908 Beamsville was united with St. John's Church, Winona. Later on the connection to Smithville was re-established
Supporter of our Migrant Ministry...
Supporter of our Migrant Ministry...
Supporter of our Migrant Ministry...
Supporter of our Migrant Ministry...
Supporter of our Migrant Ministry...
The Anglican Foundation of Canada was established in 1957 to encourage and support ministry within the Anglican Church of Canada where the need was greatest. The Foundation has provided support through loans and grants for a vast array of infrastructure projects, such as church and rectory renovations, washroom and kitchen installations, and accessibility improvements. The Foundation’s funding program also supports theological education and innovative ministry projects. In 2017, the Anglican Foundation celebrated 60 years of supporting ministry in the Canadian Church. There are twelve board directors from across the country who make decisions regarding grants, exercise financial oversight, and set the strategic direction. The board is chaired by the Most Rev. Fred Hiltz, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and the day-to-day operations are managed by Executive Director Judy Rois. Mission The Anglican Foundation of Canada seeks to foster Anglican presence by providing abundant resources for innovative ministry and diverse infrastructure projects and theological formation throughout the Canadian church